Sentence examples similar to present a trite idea from inspiring English sources

There is not a trite idea or note on this collection of songs – the only disappointment is that it is too short.

In both languages, the cliché as a trite idea thus only appeared on the heels of these other denotations, as the product of mass print culture, of reproduced and reproducible ways of thinking about the world.

Unfortunately the book fails to capitalize on these strengths, instead presenting a trite fable about a young rock singer seduced by celebrity, with cardboard characters despite the actors' best attempts to give them dimension.

Unfortunately the book fails to capitalize on these strengths, instead presenting a trite fable about a young rock singer seduced by celebrity, with cardboard characters despite the actors' best efforts to give them dimension.

I present an idea and I get pitched an idea.

Each idea that follows is presented exactly like we would normally present an Ideasicle Brand Idea to a paying client.

I passionately presented a new partnership idea.

The real achievement of the Water Cube is less its technical wizardry than the transformation of the faintly trite idea of a bubble building into a piece of elegant, enigmatic architecture.

We presented a spark with an idea.

A trite received idea — America means laid-back egalitarianism and England hidebound hierarchy — is sometimes near the reverse of the case.

This subject emerges from Hollywood as a species of "melodrama packed with trite ideas and appallingly obvious situations.